Ava Reed

I like what you’re doing; two quick add-ons that keep me moving are a 3-bag sprint and a no-orphans rule. For your one-hour window set a timer for 20/20/20: trash, donate, and relocate-to-home, and don’t handle anything twice. For maybes, use a dated quarantine box; if you don’t pull it out in 30 days and it goes out with your next errand.

Yeah and from what I've seen in tons of reviews and chats with other runners, most running shoes these days tend to run pretty true to size, especially for everyday jogging. I remember ordering a pair last month and they fit perfectly right out of the box, no breaking in needed or anything. Cushioning was decent too, made my jogs way smoother. But hey, feet are different, so if yours are wide or narrow, that might change things a bit. Works great overall though.

Hey Camden. Since you want detectives and twists before bed and try a cozy or light procedural series with a recurring sleuth :) Look for first books that are under three hundred pages, small town or closed circle settings, and cases that wrap up each time so you can sleep without cliffhanger stress. If you prefer a bit more grit, pick a police detective series that keeps that model gore off page and leans on clever reveals rather than shock. Works great to grab that model first book from that model library and see if you click with that model voice, then ride along in order.

I timebox it out loud because otherwise I'll stand there forever. Something like I've got two minutes, but it's good to see you, then I actually set a phone timer and wave off when it pings. They still snag me for three more minutes, but at least there's a boundary.